EHG Coco Micro

Description

EHG COCO MICRO is specifically formulated for use with COCO COIR. It has increased levels of calcium and magnesium and reduced levels of potassium to cater for the natural reactivity of the COCO medium. If your hydroponic mix contains 50% or more COCO COIR you should not be growing without EHG COCO MICRO. EHG BLOOM is best suited for use in soil, soilless, hydroponic and aeroponic growing methods when used in conjunction with GROW and BLOOM.

Directions for use

Per 10 litres of water – 2,5ml in weeks 1 and 2 of growth cycle, thereafter 7ml, 10ml in weeks 1 – 6 of bloom cycle

Place each component separately in reservoir. More on mixing a hydroponic nutrient solution here.

Using EHG products as directed will provide a balanced nutrient profile for every stage of your plant’s growth.

• Store in a cool dry place
• Do not mix formulas
• Shake well before use
• Place each component separately in reservoir

REGISTERED PLANT NUTRIENT CONTENT

N 50,7 g/kg–Ca 58 g/kg Mg 4,2 g/kg – Zn 77 mg/kg– Cu 12 mg/kg– Mo 9,9 mg/kg – Fe 1045 mg/kg – B 242 mg/kg – Mn 220 mg/kg

SG@ 20°C 1,23

FERTILIZER GROUP 2

Registration number B 5484 Act 36 of 1947

• Calcium – Calcium interacts with pectin to cross link plant cell walls and to act as a messenger to control growth hormones.
• Magnesium – atom lies in the center of the chlorophyll molecule and also increases the effectiveness of some enzymes.
• Sulphur – a constituent of two essential amino acids as well as plant vitamins and enzyme cofactors
• Iron – Has a key role in the synthesis of chloroplasts, the site of photosynthesis within cells, as well as several critical respiratory enzymes.
• Boron – Involved in cell wall formation and stability, movement of sugars, pollination & seed set.
• Molybdenum – Essential for the conversion of nitrate into amino acids in living cells.
• Manganese – Required for chlorophyll synthesis and the release of oxygen during photosynthesis.
• Copper – A constituent of several enzymes
• Zinc – Forms structural part of some enzymes
• Chlorine – Required for photosynthesis, but in such low quantities that deficiencies rarely occur.